Summary: | Let G = (V,E) be a simple connected graph. A vertex labeling of f:V→{0,1} of G induces two edge labelings f+, f*:E→{0,1} defined by f+(xy)x =x f(x)+f(y)(mod2) and f*(xy)x =x f(x)f(y) for each edge xy ε E. For iε{0,1}, let vf(i)x =x |{vεV:f(v)x =x i}|, ef+(i)x =x |{eεE:f+(e)x =x i}| and ef*(i)x =x |eεE:f*(e)x =x i}|. A labeling f is called friendly if |vf(1)-vf(0)|≤1. The friendly index set and the product-cordial index set of G are defined as the sets {|ef+(0)-ef+(1)|:f is friendly} and {|ef*(0)-ef*(1)|:f is friendly}. In this paper, we completely determine the friendly index sets and product-cordial index sets of gear graphs. We also show that the product-cordial indices of a graph can be obtained from its adjacency matrix. © 2014 AIP Publishing LLC.
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